How to Set a Custom Color Using the Visual Color Picker
Some mods let you choose colors for things like overlays, highlights or text. With Mezz ConfigGUI Mod you can pick these colors visually in-game instead of typing color codes into a config file.
Finding the color setting
1. Open your mod menu from the main menu or the pause screen.
2. Select the mod whose color you want to change and open its configuration page.
3. Click subsection headers to unfold the categories until you find the color option. Color settings are often grouped with display or appearance options, but every mod organizes its settings differently.
Picking and saving the color
1. Open the color option to bring up the visual color picker.
2. Choose your color in the picker. You can watch how it changes as you go, which saves guessing at values.
3. Once it looks right, save your changes. They apply right away.
4. Return to the game and check the color in its real context. Something that looks good in a menu can be hard to read against grass, water or the night sky.
Tips for readable colors
- If a color doesn't stand out in-game, reopen the picker and choose a brighter or more contrasting shade, then save again.
- When you change several colors in one mod, adjust them one at a time and check each in-game. That makes it easy to see which change caused a problem.
- Collapse sections you've finished with to keep the menu easy to scan.